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Went golfing with a friend the other day and had to finish up a roll of film in my Canon T2. Had a couple turn out pretty good!
Bar headed goose
High-flier's among the birds. Breads in Mongalian plains and visits India to escape winter.
Can you find the calling frog? There is a western chorus frog in this picture. I used less cropped version of this slide with my students. It's not really that hard, but it is best viewed large. Taken at Black Pond Woods, Ann Arbor, Michigan in April 1997.
I'm calling this a batman-chestnut, but the official name is Water Caltrop or chinese horn nut.
Lees meer over deze rare wortelknol op www.aziatische-ingredienten.nl
(ccc-12-10-2010)
Just trying out the video function on flickr. The audio is horrible. Ignore the goof calling in the squeaky "here kitty!" voice. ;)
(For those that may worry we live on a dead end street with little traffic, so this is safe. He's also a very good road crosser.)
SF Trip for Jeremiah O'Brien, Pt. 1, PCCs at Night, 8 Sept 2017
On 9 September 2017, the Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien had a wine tasting cruise around San Francisco Bay. We enjoyed an afternoon of sunny weather on the bay, but first we had to get there and we did that on Friday, 8 Sept, taking Amtrak train 541 from Sacramento to Oakland, and ferry Scorpio from Oakland to the Ferry Building.
San Francisco Muni was having its transit festival the same weekend, and we saw more streetcars than we might have on a regular weekend, but our rides on them were actual transportation, just just joy rides.
After checking into our hotel, we had dinner at an Italian restaurant in North Beach at Columbus and Broadway with the Condor club out the window across the street. There are still a couple of strip bars in operation in the area, but nothing like what it was in the 1960s and 70s.
After dinner, I went for a walk and took some night time photos of PCCs and cable cars before calling it a night. We did not want to stay up too late as we had an appointment with a ship.
This a brief moment in a construction workers life in the Kingdom of Bahrain, when he leaves the pressures of work behind to talk to his family back home. For decades, people from the Asian subcontinent have been employed as labour for the booming construction industry in the Middle East states. These workers earn under $150 per month out of which an average of 80% is sent back home to support their dependents which can be aging parents, children or relatives.
Thanks for calling out my chicken strips within 5 minutes of posting this picture. What are friends for?
Strobist info: Sunpak 383 camera left with homemade grid firing at 100% set at 3' height set behind motorcycle pointed at rear tire. B800 camera right firing at 50% with gridded beauty dish. B800 set at 6 feet.
about 850m, northeast Olympic Penninsula
doesn't quite key (why are these difficult?)
rhizines fasciculate, 5mm long
using McCune, Bruce, and Geiser, Linda (2009) Macrolichens of the Pacific Northwest and Goward, Trevor (1994) The Lichens of British Columbia, Illustrated Keys, Part 1 - Foliose and Squamulose Species
my lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections
University of Arkansas celebrated its homecoming game last Saturday and my daughter, Asst. Captain of the Colorguard was recognized as a senior member of the band. On top of everything else the Razorbacks won over a team that was favored to beat us. Other team have cheers, we have a call. 60,000 fans chanting "Oooooooooooooooooooo Pigs, soooie, Razorbacks gets your attention!
Hello, vienna calling
Hello, hello, vienna calling...
Vienna calling
Two, one, zero - der alarm ist rot
Wien in not - cha, cha, cha
Vienna calling, vienna calling.
FALCO
I tried calling David but he either didn't hear me or he didn't call back.
Added to Listening to Callaby
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